I'm not too familiar with military specs for the firewall, but... The Air
Force uses Sidewinder, the Army uses Gauntlet and the Marines are using
Raptor. Strangely, somewhat fitting names for the firewalls for each
organization. All of them used to have Check Point FW-1, but they removed
it. None of the firewalls presently used are actually compliant to military
specs.
Otto
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From: "Dan Wenderski" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Firewalls" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, January 06, 2001 2:09 PM
Subject: Military spec firewall
> I'm looking for a Military spec firewall. I was told that to connect the
> office that I work at to the internet a Military spec firewall would have
to
> be installed because we make parts for aircraft, some of which are
military
> aircraft.
> So I'm trying to find a firewall/s that would meet mil specs (I'm not sure
> what the spec number is) for our situation. I'm hoping that one can be
> purchased for a reasonable price justifiable for a small office of no more
> then 15 users.
>
> Thanks
> Dan Wenderski
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